What to Expect From Your Home Inspection

The roof is carefully inspected for material quality, signs of wear and tear, and the condition of the gutter system to ensure effective water drainage and prevent potential water damage to the property.

The basement, foundation, and crawlspace are meticulously examined for any indications of structural damage or water intrusion, ensuring the stability and dryness of the home's foundation.

The cooling system is inspected, including the evaporator coil and condenser unit, and the temperature differential is measured in cooling mode to verify the proper functioning of the AC system.

The electrical inspection covers a comprehensive assessment of the electrical panel, outlets, and switches to ensure safety and functionality, reducing the risk of electrical hazards.

In the attic, we evaluate the structural support of the roof and ensure proper insulation and ventilation to prevent heat loss, maintain energy efficiency, and prevent potential damage from condensation.

During the exterior inspection, we thoroughly assess the siding, doors, and windows for any signs of damage, decay, or improper installation to maintain the structural integrity and weatherproofing of the home.

Our heating inspection involves testing the furnace for proper functionality and evaluating the temperature differential in heating mode to ensure efficient and safe heating performance.

During the plumbing inspection, we check for leaks, assess the quality of materials used in the plumbing system, and ensure the proper functioning of all fixtures and components.

The fireplace is carefully examined for any internal or external damage, ensuring its safe operation and compliance with fire safety standards.

Doors, windows, and interior areas are checked for proper seals and functionality, ensuring a comfortable living environment while also identifying any potential security concerns.